Tinnitus is not to be ignored – it can be a sign of a serious condition. We have accredited specialists on staff each w/over 10 years experience treating tinnitus. (204) 788-1083.
Have you ever sat in a quiet room and still heard a high-pitched ringing that no one else notices? If you have, you’re not imagining things—and you’re certainly not alone. Tinnitus affects millions of Canadians, especially those who’ve spent years around loud machinery, power tools, or aircraft engines. For many in Winnipeg, it’s become an […]
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“Have you noticed a persistent ringing in your ears and wondered if your diabetes might be to blame? You’re not alone.” Did you know? “In 2023, 9.4% of Canadians—3.7 million people—had diagnosed diabetes. With over 549 new cases diagnosed daily, the number of people affected continues to grow.” Tinnitus—the perception of ringing, buzzing, or hissing
Yes, tinnitus can worsen over time if the underlying causes are left untreated. Many factors can contribute to the worsening of symptoms, making it essential to address tinnitus early. Below are the key reasons why tinnitus can deteriorate and the importance of seeking proper care. How Tinnitus Can Worsen Without Treatment Exposure to Loud Noises:
Tinnitus can be temporary or permanent and both have one thing in common. They need to be taken seriously and treated immediately as tinnitus is a symptom and not the underlying cause which can be serious.
Allergies and Hearing Loss Seasonal allergies, triggered by various environmental factors like pollen, pet dander, dust, or mold, can lead to inflammation in different parts of the body, including the ears. This inflammation can cause symptoms such as pain, pressure, or even temporary hearing loss. Tinnitus and Allergies: Tinnitus, often described as ringing or buzzing
Image by stockking on Freepik Although tinnitus is generally associated with hearing loss, it is possible to experience tinnitus without hearing loss. A significant percentage of people, about 8% ,who experience tinnitus will pass a hearing test with an audiogram in what is considered the “normal range”. When you consider the fact than StatsCan reports
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